Kendrick Lamar - Damn. [Explicit Content] (2 Lp's) (LP) M talking heads Jesse West

Jesse West

" but it's actually what the band has been doing all along: writing well-crafted songs without a regard for what others think

Tracks/Credits - Disc 1 - 1 Pimpf 2 Behind the Wheel 3 Strangelove 4 Something to Do 5 Blasphemous Rumours - Disc 2 - 1 Stripped 2 Somebody 3 Things You Said 4 Black Celebration - Disc 3 - 1 Shake the Disease 2 Please Little Treasure 3 People Are People 4 A Question of Time - Disc 4 - 1 Never Let Me Down Again 2 Master and Servant 3 Just Can't Get Enough 4 Everything Counts Genre: Pop

and lyrical prowess over some of his most expansive and adventurous beats yet

wherein Morrissey tears at the very fabric of the British monarchy atop the howling feedback and swirling chords of Johnny Marr and the pounding fury of Rourke and Joyce (whose punk roots were never so apparent)

Kendrick Lamar - Damn. [Explicit Content] (2 Lp's) (LP) M talking heads Jesse WestTo Pimp a Butterfly's proper and oft biblical follow up arrived on Good Friday, 13 months after untitled unmastered., an intermediary release that eclipsed the best work of most contemporary artists. If Kendrick Lamar felt pressure to continue living up to his previous output, there's no evidence on DAMN. He's too occupied tracing the spectrum of his mental states, from "boxin' demons" to "flex on swole," questioning and reveling in his affluence,